Punkston TH61 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard,RGB Backlit Wired Ultra-Compact Mini Mechanical Keyboard Full Keys Programmable Black

It’s doesn’t sound as good as it should of but good for the price

buy it, it is amazing i promise you

I like this keyboard. The size is perfect and the lights are very cool.

I bought this keyboard in February thinking I could customize it and and switch keys if they need replacing. I also liked the 60% style. However, I have not stopped having issues with it since I got it, and now the A key wont even work(changed the switch twice). Dont even TRY to install the software, it wont install anyways, and comes up as a virus, despite the company saying they fixed that issue. Which in itself is SKETCHY. But then the life of the keys are only 2 months? Absolute garbage. I am currently trying to get my money back since I no longer can use it for gaming seeing as how the A key is one of the most important keys!

First and foremost this review is based on the fact that this is indeed a 60% keyboard and anyone reading this review should keep in mind that it does not have a 10 key pad.

i paid 150 for my ducky keyboard and this one feels better wtf

I used the keyboard extensively and the keys felt good and of good material. Should last a long time

Great for the price

The keys are great solid keyboard i would buy again .

I wanted to like this keyboard, I really did. And I do. But its not fantastic. I bought this keyboard because I wanted to have a 60% layout for gaming. For that, it works well. The switches are nice and clicky, I would have preferred tactile browns but the browns they offer are linear :(. They say they are optical switches and frankly I cant tell the difference between mechanical and optical mechanical. They feel good. The Blue switches feel just like a blue switch should. Their software is decent if you can get it to work. A fully addressable RGB keyboard for 30 ish dollars cannot be beat. I definitely recommend this keyboard as your primary keyboard for gaming, however like the description says, I would not do office work on this keyboard for it does not have enough keys to be comfortable to type on. I still prefer the TKL layout for typing and the full size for my day job because I work with numbers. The case is plastic but for this pricepoint I dont expect aluminum. Some screws you can see behind the keycaps but I think throwing a fresh set of black pudding shine through keycaps on this would make it look like a higher end keyboard for an under $50 investment. Overall for gaming this keyboard rivals the Razer Huntsman mini and other 60% layout boards for a very affordable price for a beginner gamer, or someone who wants to test out the 60% layout.